Automation

AI Access

Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and 20+ other AI tools to 1MarketingTool's local MCP server from one page, then decide exactly which tools each agent may call. Status, per-tool permissions and a log of every call live in the same place.

AI Access

More screenshots

A closer look at AI Access

AI Access Tools & permissions tab with switches for the Rank & keywords, Content, Video, Website capture and Publishing tool groups and the Approved content only publishing guardrail
A coding agent terminal where the user asks the agent to use the 1MarketingTool MCP server to publish the most recent campaign

Why you need this

How it changes your marketing workflow

Wiring an AI agent into a desktop app usually means finding the right config file for each tool, pasting a JSON or TOML block, fixing the launch path by hand, and hoping it loads. Once it works, you have no idea what the agent is actually calling. AI Access does the wiring with one Connect button per tool, keeps the entries pointed at the current install, and shows you every call afterwards. The group and per-tool switches set the limits in the app, not in the agent's prompt.

How it works

From open to result in a few steps

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Open AI Access

The status card shows whether the onemarketingtool server is running, plus Connected tools, Tools exposed, Calls · 24h, Failed · 24h and Last call.

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Connect your tool

On Setup, click Connect beside Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor or another detected client, then restart that tool. Manual shows a copy-ready snippet instead.

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Set permissions

On Tools & permissions, switch the Rank & keywords, Content, Video, Website capture and Publishing groups, or single tools, on or off.

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Review activity

The Activity tab logs every call under the tool that ran, filterable to Failed or Blocked.

Without 1MarketingTool

The old, fragmented way vs. one local app

The hard way

# connect an agent to the app
- find the client's MCP config file
- paste a server block, fix the path
- restart and hope the tools load
- no idea what it calls afterwards

The 1MarketingTool way

AI Access → Setup → Connect
→ restart the tool
→ switch groups on or off
# every call logged in Activity

Key capabilities

Everything included with AI Access

Connect or disconnect each detected AI client in one click
Copy install snippets that carry this machine's real launch command
Turn every agent off with the Allow AI tool calls switch
Enable or disable whole tool groups or single tools
Search a reference of all 34 tools labelled Read, Writes or Publishes
Filter the call log down to failed or blocked calls
Repoint saved client entries at the current install on launch
Install the SEO agent skills from the Skills tab

Why it matters

The payoff of having automation built into your workspace

One page instead of 20 config files

Each client's MCP entry is written for you, in that client's own format.

Limits the agent cannot talk its way past

A switched-off tool is hidden from new sessions and refused for running ones.

Errors an agent can relay

Refusals name the exact switch to flip, so the agent asks you instead of retrying.

Local only

The bridge needs a per-launch token and refuses requests from web pages.

Ready to run your marketing locally?

Download 1MarketingTool and use AI Access alongside 72 other features, all in one app.

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